Behind the Music – The Story of “House of Order”

House of Order didn’t come from a place of calm — it was born on a battlefield.

At the time, I was under a heavy cloud of depression. I didn’t feel like myself, didn’t know how to pray through it, and felt spiritually flat. I still remember the moment my aunt called and prayed with me over the phone. With boldness and faith, she prayed for that depression to pack its little bags and leave. Something shifted that day.

Not long after, a so-called friend said something that stunned me: they wished Satan on me. That was the last straw. Something rose up in my spirit. I stood up, brushed off the dust, and spiritually reclaimed the ground I had surrendered. I was done playing defense. I picked up my sword — the Word of God — and started fighting back.

That was the moment House of Order was conceived — not as a pretty collection of songs, but as a declaration. A call to order in my life. A reminder that God is not the author of confusion, but of peace. Each song became a battle cry, a healing psalm, and a line in the sand.

This album is my war story, my healing journey, and my worship offering — all at once. If you’ve ever felt surrounded by spiritual chaos, my prayer is that House of Order will help you rise up and remember who fights for you.